708 County Road 345
Attalla, AL 35954
(256) 524-4150
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What Is Tigers For Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain |
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This section has been created to answer some of the questions you all may have. If your question is not answered here, please feel free to email us at
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Note: The best way to reach us is by phone, we do not always have time to check emails, but if you will leave us a message we will get back to you quickly. This is the best way to reserve a space for a school feild trip reservation or home school reservation. WHAT IS TIGERS FOR TOMORROW AT UNTAMED MOUNTAIN?Tigers For Tomorrow is a exotic animal park and rescue preserve. We are home to over 105 animals. We are a last stop preserve, and the animals that come to live with us remain here for the rest of their lives. To make your visit comforable- do not wear flip flops or sandals. Please wear closed toe shoes, sneakers or hiking boots. Bring water, sun screen and a camera. There is a pavilion for guest to picnic at, please recycle. 2008 HoursDuring August and September The following are the hours we will be open to the public, reservations will not be needed to come during these times.Wednesday 9am-12pm.Thursday 9am- 12pm. Friday 9am- 12pm. Please note during the hot summer months the best time to visit is early in the morning.Saturdays and Sundays-We are open 9:00 am - 4:00 pm to the public for a walk about. No reservations are required, and admission is $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children ages 3 to 11. Private tours are available by appointment. Monday and Tuesday-We are closed. No phone calls will be returned until WednesdayGuided Private tours and groups tours are available by reservation only, please call the office for information.We are also offer sunset tours for groups by reservations. During JUNE and JULY we will be open during the following hours: - Saturdays and Sundays-We are open 9:00 am - 4:00 pm to the public for a walk about. No reservations are required, and admission is $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children ages 3 to 11. Private tours are available by appointment.
- Monday and Tuesday-We are closed.No phone calls will be returned until Wednesday.
- The following are the hours we will be open to the public, reservations will not be needed to come during these times.
- Wednesday 9am-12pm.
- Thursday 9am- 4pm.
- Friday 9am- 4pm.
- Please note during the hot summer months the best time to visit is early in the morning, the animals do nap during the day, refunds are not given if the animals are sleeping.
- Guided Private tours and groups tours are available by reservation only, please call the office for information.
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 Thanks Again! 2008 Adoptions
Winter 2008 Guardians
- Adam Gerhard - Towzer
- Regina Fraiz - Mewa
- Kiska Moore - Tootles
- Johnny Cross - Willow
- C & E Leasing $1000 - Katie, “The Tiger Queen”
- Mary C. Steffens - Lakota
- The Keenan Family $1000 - Jemiah
Spring 2008 Guardians
- Payton & Brea Cozart - Kal-el (African Lion)
- Vicki Batton - Oreo (Barnyard Goat)
- Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School, 7th grade - Benny (Black Leopard)
- Regina Frantz - Mewa (Mountain Lion)
- Adam Gerhard - Towzer (Tiger)
- Mr. & Mrs. McCauley - Tanke (Gray Wolf)
- James E. Rowe - Doc (Tiger)
- Richard Bottomley - Lakota (Gray Wolf)
- Claude Armistead - Cody Bear (Black Bear)
- Madison Maragliano - Willow (Mountain Lion)
- Calvin Grench - Bella (Gray wolf)
- The Terry Family - Natasha (Tiger)
- Cile Banks - Annie (Tiger)
- Ann & John Drum - KhuRa (Serval)
- Micky Taylor $1000 - KhuRa (Serval)
- The Daniels Family - Cherokee (Mountian Lion)
- Dusty, Suzanne & Amanda Prichett $1000 - Mr. Lion (African Lion)
- Aunia & Tom Chapman - Big Toe (Mountain Lion)
- James & Susan Sears $1000 - Sydney (Siberian Tiger)
- Elizabeth Hughes & Kirsten Morgan $1000 - Boris (African Lion)
- Anne Walker - Mewa (Mountain Lion)
- Tim & Casey Coddington $1000 - Tanke (Timber Wolf)
- Charlie & AnnMarie Hunt $1000 - Tsunami (Bengal)
- Gene & Ann Marie Lang - Frieda (African Spurred Tortoise)
- Dr. & Mrs. Louis Weiner - Luna Bella (Tiger)
- Chris & Laura Wilson - Benny (Black Leopard)
- Regions Bank $1000 - Cody Bear (Black Bear)
- Ed & Melinda Dabney - Katie (Siberian Tiger)
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 Come On! Make me smile.
Great Gift idea for the Holidays- New Gift level- read on!Besides helping us provide a better life for our rescued animals, the Guardian Angel program is dedicated to providing all of our animals with a better life, funds generated on the gaurdian angel program are used to provide our animals with enrichment (toys, barrels, jungle gyms), habitat maitenance, pay veterinary bills and other expenses such as water pails that some of the cats like Cowboy like to destroy. We also take great pride in our tours that we give to our Guardian Angels, because it is our chance to educate the public on exotic animals, their role in the environment, and how we can all make a difference in local and global conservation. |
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NO LONGER recycling Ink Cartridges |
 We would like to thank everyone who recycled ink cartridges and helped us raise funds to support the animals. We have been notified the company that was recycling is no longer accepting donations. Please continue to recycle . |
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2006 Sponsors & 2007 Sponsors |
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Great news! Tigers For Tomorrow has just recieved a grant from the Folke H. Peterson Foundation in the amount of $50,000 to provide homes for misplaced exotic animals. This grant combined with the grant bestowed from The Daniel Foundation of Alabama will give the organization a good jump on a $400,000 development of the west side preserve. We are very thankful for the support shown by both of these foundations and will keep them and all of you updated on our progress.  Thanks! We first would like to thank Donny James of James & Company in Collinsville for his donations of recycled wood. His donations of recycled wood have made great den boxes for the Big Cats in their new enclosures. James & Company has also recently donated recycled timbers for the structure of our Children's Pavilion. The completion of this pavilion will provide a place for our education specialist to have formal education programs and for the children attending the park with field trips to have lunch. For those of you interested in recycled wood products James & Company can be reached at WWW.Jamesandcompany.com. As a side note on April 22, 2007 James & Co. will be hosting an Earth Day event at 600 County Road 209 in Collinsville. We will keep you updated on our site about the event so save the date. |
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TFT featured in BOLDPRINT's Big Cats |
 Big Cats by Jack Booth The first 54 titles of the BOLDPRINT series are for all students, including struggling and reluctant readers. The books span Grades 4-12. Click here to learn all about the series. Big Cats (IDBN: 1-897096-09-7) is published by Rubicon in association with Harcourt Canada. Educators can still get this book from Thomas Nelson Publishing. |
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U.S.D.A. no longer allows Declawing and Tooth Removal |
 Let me keep these, please. Issued August 2006
Declawing or the removal of the canine teeth (fangs) in wild or exotic carnivores or nonhuman primates is no longer considered to be appropriate veterinary care unless prescribed by the attending veterinarian for treatment of individual medical problems of the paws or teeth. These procedures are no longer considered to be acceptable when performed solely for handling or husbandry purposes since they can cause considerable pain and discomfort to the animal and may result in chronic health problems. These procedures are no longer allowed under the Animal Welfare Act. This notice is consistent with the current position statement issued by the American Veterinary Medical Association. |
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